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Mullins recorded first treble of his career

Fri 1st Aug 2008, 20:18

Danny Mullins recorded a 403/1 treble today the first of his career. The first leg of his treble kicked off aboard his Uncles horse Cristal Island he then went on to win the feature race on Paul Cashman's Glitter Baby the last leg of his treble was supplied by English trainer Mick Quinlan aboard Metal Madness

Danny Mullins mount battled well towards the finish to hold off Tommy Stacks fast finishing Golden Tokyo and the 3/1fav Zulu Princess

Sixteen year old Danny Mullins is the leading apprentice this season with a total of 14 winners so far. Danny is son of trainers Mag Mullins and Tony Mullins and he is apprenticed to Jim Bolger.

Arthur Guinness H'cap (Rated 50-70) €15,000.00 1m 100yds

1st

Metal Madness (IRE) (15)

6/1

Tote €4.80 €1.20

2nd

0.5L

Golden Tokyo (IRE) (1)

12/1

€3.00

3rd

nk

Zulu Princess (IRE) (16)

3/1Fav

€1.20

4th

2.5L

Dirtybirdie (GB) (3)

7/1

€1.60

Ireland Jockeys Trainers Danny Mullins T Stack Thomas Mullins P Cashman M Quinlan

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